Jefferson Township High School is well below that mark, said Assistant Principal Michael Lonie, who is the school’s disciplinarian. NJ: Anti-bullying advocate will shift tactics after another New Jersey girl’s bullying-triggered death The stakes are higher, and there’s little room for errors in judgment for today’s students. Now is a time unlike others, the presentation stressed. It’s an age of oversaturation online, Morris County Prosecutor Robert Carroll said, and his office has been using face-to-face assemblies to connect with middle and high school students in an effort to “stress how important it is to exercise good judgement online and in school.”Īcross the U.S., 22% of students ages 12 to 18 reported being bullied at school in 2019, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.
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Per Activity: $50 - Per Sport: $100 Physical Information next page clickĪnnual Cap Per Student: $200 Annual Cap Per Family: $400 the registration box below. The 2023-2024 fee schedule is as follows : Fall Sports 2023 - Portal Is Open Activity fees for all clubs must be paid prior to participation. This annual fee will be charged to any student in grades 6 through 12 wishing to participate. Students will be assessed an annual activity fee due prior to any student participating in a sport/activity during the school year. Therefore, the Board of Education authorizes the establishment of an activity participation fee program as a supplemental revenue source contributing to a percentage of the school district’s total costs for operating school-sponsored activities.”Īll school-sponsored extracurricular and co-curricular activities, will be implementing an Activity Fee beginning with the 2020-2021 school year. However, with reduced or limited revenue and increased expenses, the Board must consider alternative revenue options to support these school-sponsored activities. “The Board of Education recognizes the value of athletic competition and co-curricular activities outside the regular instructional program. Pursuant to District Policy 2436 - Activity Participation Fee Program.
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